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A view of the Space Needle. The restaurant on the top slowly spins, so you get to see all of the ci...
Cezanne
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What I find incredible is the way Cezanne is able to show the body and structure of something so w...
A Flair of Europe
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This is the building where Banana Republic is in Downtown Seattle. The detailing is so beautiful a...
Book Shopping
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Since my last post on buying books my collection has somewhat grown. One of my coworkers told me of ...
A Mid-Morning Walk
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One thing about May is the places you've been to are transformed with flowers and the tre...
Announcing my New Blog!
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Photo © Katherine Cox >> Classics Journal << My new blog for writing about...
Light and Flowers
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These flowers are right by the waterfront and often I'd passed by them but they'd not stru...
Keats in May, a Blog Tour Schedule
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You are cordially invited to join us May 27th as we celebrate the works of Romantic poet John Ke...
Sunday Snapshots 4
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East of Seattle across Lake Washington is the city of Bellevue. This was taken a year or so ago. T...
Sunday Snapshots 3
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Just one picture today. I took it awhile ago but wanted to share it because of the warmt...
Sunday Snapshots
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Photos © Katherine Cox
Sand and Driftwood
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My local beaches are filled the various pieces of driftwood. The sand is often crowded with them...
Sunday Snapshots
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The Summer farmer's market two years ago had this booth which displayed their produce like som...
Trying to Understand Bronte & Twain on Austen
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Charlotte Bronte She no more, with her mind’s eye, beholds the heart of her race than each ma...
Announcing: Keats in May
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In May I will be hosting a small series focused on the Romantic poet John Keats. My posts will i...
I Have Been Meme
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{Reading} Mary Barton by Elizabeth Gaskell, halfway point. Swann's Way by Marce...
Reading Check-In: Gaskell's Mary Barton
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Going Home at Dusk , by John Atkinson Grimshaw Death and sorrows keep Mary Barton in somethin...
Reading Check-In: A Gaskell Mood
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My collection of Gaskell non-fiction so far Right now I'm focused on non-fiction...
More on Howard's End *spoilers
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>> This Post has Moved: E.M. Forster's Howard's End << After Rain, by Béla...
Ramblings on Howard's End by E.M. Forster
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>> This Post has Moved: E.M. Forster's Howard's End << Hampstead Garden Su...
The Mill on the Floss by George Eliot
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>> This Post has Moved: George Eliot's The Mill on the Floss << Symphony in Wh...
Kent Stowell's Cinderella
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When Pacific Northwest Ballet announced their 40th anniversary season I was excited to see Cinder...
Reading Check-In - The Mill on the Floss
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>> This post has moved: George Eliot's The Mill on the Floss << Portrait of ...
Parade's End, by Ford Madox Ford
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>> This Post has Moved: Ford Madox Ford's Parade's End << Benedict C...
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